Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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OFFICERS I.of I to right: Agne- Valiquctte. secretary; James Thompson, president; Robert Richards, treasurer; Jean Collman. vice-president. I lte class of 1938 had its beginning in the old Seattle college and lias its end in the new. fast growing Seattle college; thus is a sort of link between the two, embodying the zeal of the old with the vigor of the new. . . . Class officers for the year were: James Thompson, president; Jean Collman. vice-president; Agnes aliquotte. secretary: and Robert Richards, treasurer. Members of the class were leaders in every organization. The Sodality was beaded by Robert Richards with Jean Collman as vice-prefeet. illiain Carr acted as Mendel club president for the last two years. Frances Sullivan and Lucille Regimhal led the women students, with Mrs. Marie Leonard as first Dean of women. Senior Jean Collman reigned as Queen of tin Homecoming celebration with a court of under-classwomen. Kdwin McCullough acted ably as president of the SSC. assisted by James Hurson, vice-president, and Betty illiams as secretary. . . . Co-chairmen for various functions were: James Thompson and Betty illiams, Fall informal: W illiam Carr and Lucille Regimhal, Homecoming: and Jane Doherty, Spring informal. On the egis staff were gnes Valiquettc, class editor, and Jane Doherty, organizations editor. W illiam Thoreson, prominent in the Drama guild, was drama critic of tin Spectator for four years. Joseph Phillips graduates after captaining the Basketball squad in the last of four years of playing. . . . Such was the participation of the Senior class in school life, a small part of their total contribution to Seattle college, but a tangible clue to their real spirit. A spirit that will make them remember, and be remembered. c